Hayden Tee transforms into Javert using makeup whilst singing STARS from Les Miserables
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- Monday 11 November, 2019-
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Fresh from the opening of his new album Face to Face and the opening of Les Misérables, where he's performing the role that made him an international musical theatre star, Hayden Tee shares a video for Javert's big Les Mis number, 'Stars'. Filmed at The Civic, the video shows transformation of Javert through the years, utilising skills from Hayden's second career as a make up artist.
"Javert goes through a huge physical transformation during the performance of Les Misérables, and it's usually something that happens hidden away backstage, I thought it'd be fun to show the transformation in this video for 'Stars'," said Hayden. "It was really special to film it at The Civic while I'm home."
“The Civic theatre is one of very few operating atmospheric theatres, I feel very honoured playing Javert and looking out into a theatre and actually seeing stars, I wanted to share that feeling somehow.”
Credits
Song- Stars from Les Miserables by Boublil and Schonberg
Musical arrangement by Nigel Ubrihien
Orchestra- Budapest Scoring Orchestra
Filmed at The Civic theatre Auckland, New Zealand.
Sung by Hayden Tee
Directed by Nigel Godfrey
Cinematography by Rhys Duncan
Lighting by
Makeup and prop assistance by
Hamish McGregor, Craig Wilkinson, Paula Jepson and Emma Bishop.
Thank you to Amici, Auckland Live, AMT, Mardie Sims, Abi Taylor, Grant Meese, Terry O’Connor, Les Miserables Auckland snd the Civic Theatre and it’s staff.
I love how he increasingly gets more into character as he applies his makeup. Amazing job!
It would be interesting ( someone) to sing "i dreamed a dream " while slowly turn into Fantine...
Wow, the first time I saw him was in West-End playing Miss Trunchbull for Matilda, when I told my singing teacher, she just CASUALLY mentioned that she’s known him for years and helped him record his audition for Matilda in the very same room I sing in every week. She got me to meet him outside the stage door afterward and he signed my Miss T merchandise! Then when I came back to the other side of the world, it turned out he’d be performing Javert an hour away from my home! He then signed a CD of his new album and said he remembered me! Nothing’s ever made me feel that special, that’s when I knew I wanted to be exactly like him when I’m older. Just wow.
Oh thank goodness ... there is a **still** a production of Les Mis (somewhere in the world) where Javert is wearing a decent wig. It's an absolute stunner too; not many get the steel grey treatment - he properly deserves that. I know a lot about Javerts (I'm the one writing a book on the show) and I think I've only seen the silver fox done in Germany ...
He was only 52-53 according to the book.
I ve also seen Norm Lewis wearing a silver wig ( with a tail long up to the waist) on the show ; i wonder if men were really wearing wigs by that time or they let their hair grow so long ???
@@DoroteeaZorici they weren’t, wigs started going out of fashion around the turn of the century, as well as long hair for men. Somehow I still think it fits Javert, though
Regulations in the army had disallowed long hair for over 15 years before Valjean was released from prison, so it fell out of fashion in civilian life, too. Long hair was still worn by the flamboyant Hussars until 1805 in a queue (hair tied back and could be also braided on the sides of the face). But, everywhere else, short hair was the regulation and style.
There is an illustration of Javert in the original book depicting him with short hair and bushy, mutton-chop sideburns. He was, in fact, patterned after a real-life individual: Eugène François Vidocq. The book illustration greatly resembles a later depiction of Vidocq.
Na, so schlimm ist es nun auch nicht...
I love how he progressively gets more and more into his character.
I just saw him play Javert in Philadelphia. Absolutely Fabulous!!!!!
Excellent transformation.
Phenomenal. I have just got home from seeing Les Miserables this afternoon. You were absolutely incredible. What a voice! Well done to the whole cast on an excellent production
When you’re late to stage.
Haha, good job Hayden!
Best Javert ever! I feel so fortunate to have the chance to see Les Mis in Auckland.
Each to their own but I feel Phillip Quast is Javert from his eyes to his acting which he put into his voice
Someday, I hope we get a movie version of 'Les Miserables' with a Javert who sounds like this. A movie version with really, really good singing by actual vocally trained singers, unlike the movie version we got where the vast majority of the cast was chosen because of name recognition rather than vocal talent.
Samantha Barks excepted (because she's an actual stage actress), the casting of the film version of 'Les Miz' was a disaster. I know Hugh Jackman is a big name, and I know he's sung on stage, but the part of Valjean was way out of his range and he ended up having to SCREAM 'Bring Him Home' just to hit the notes because Tom Hooper thought, for some reason, that all songs would be better if they were sung live. They weren't.
I agree. Samantha and aaron carried the entire movie
Shotaro Lee What about Hadley Fraser? The guard who went “You at the barricades, listen to this!”? He should’ve had a more prominent role.
Half the movie cast in the Hugh Jackman movie were former Les Misérables performers from London and all around the world though. just not the leads, except for Hugh Jackman who is in fact a trained musical theater performer.
That was the trouble singing live on film
Thank you! Whew!
How can someone be this talented???
Oh fantastic! Your performance as Javert is how I first found you!
Why does this have such low views? This is beautiful
Easily the best version of Stars I’ve heard. Great performance!
This is gorgeous. I don't see it as much as getting more into character (which he does visually) but beginning thoughtful and contemplative, then he looks to the stars and feels himself reassured in his beliefs and turned ferocious in his chase. it makes him more dimensional than simply a relentless, obsessed cop. For me there is the question why Javert is so hung up on Valjean, who isn't the most dangerous or horrible criminal around? It is because Valjean threatens everything Javert believes in: that criminals are that way because of an inherent character flaw and that they can't change. Before Montreuil 24601/Jean le Cric was likely only memorable due to his strength but mainly a criminal - and that man appears to be a good administrator and benevolent person? No way! Javert is trying to erase this living flaw in the way his world works, that is why he is so keen on reducing Valjean once more to a number.
Oh My Goodness! This is all kinds of amazing! Love the make up too! So glad you put this on your album and even better that you have done this make up video ! Awesome Work ! X
Luckily was able to see Les Mis in Pittsburgh last week and was able to see Hayden return as Javert. Never heard a theater go more crazy than when he hits the final “Stars” at the end. My favorite Javert
Just saw him in Milwaukee! Hands down my favorite Javert!
saw this summer of 2016. AMAZING cast.
I'm in love. #PerfectJavertIsPerfect
This is so encouraging. I'm having a last minute Smule/Cosplay Project in tomorrow and this video helped me so much to get Javert's make up done. Thank you, Hayden for posting this. I really needed that.
I went to see this for my birthday totally worth it!!!
Brilliant
Powerful awesome song stars my name is craig king from Pembrokeshire Haverfordwest
Fabulous sweetie 👏🏻👏🏻😘😘
Javert is probably my favorite representation of a hardened man of the law. Javert is a man who is obsessed with bringing Jean ValJean to justice for breaking his parole. He is “you can run but you can’t hide!” In the form of a man.
I would like him to sing valjean's soliloqui, while turning from a young peasant to an ( old) convict and then to mr. madeleine...
Nice!
Wow
Is Hayden Tee your Son Debbie? I can see a likeness both of you and John. He has a lovely voice👌
Fantastic Hayden! Inspirational!
But am I the only one who saw you missed the three lines under your left eye at 1.08? Do I win the chocolate fish? :-)
I'll be sure not to miss them when I play Javert in Tauranga later this year!
🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
Verrückt 😅
Hi from where the wig?
He gets increasingly more attractive as he gets into costume jfc
I hate it that since Russell Crowe did Javert in the movie version all subsequent actors have worn beards for this role. Javert never had a beard in earlier productions. Only thick, awesome side burns! Valjean had a beard, in contrast. In fact, the original producers wanted Colm Wilkinson to shave for the part until a drawing from the original les miserables novel showed Valjean with facial hair. I love beards, wear one myself, but it doesn't fit Javert's character.